A view of the comparative advantages and disadvantages of the navy and army surgeons, and of the surgeon in private practice : with a proposed amendment of the condition of assistant surgeons, at their outset in the Naval Service : manuscript, 1813 / by William Cullen Brown ...

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A view of the comparative advantages and disadvantages of the navy and army surgeons, and of the surgeon in private practice : with a proposed amendment of the condition of assistant surgeons, at their outset in the Naval Service : manuscript, 1813 / by William Cullen Brown ...

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Observations of the author during a sea voyage between Malta and England on the alleged deficiency of professional skill of navy surgeons.

1 v. (28 p.) ; 21 cm.

University of Minnesota, Biomedical Library

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University of Minnesota, Biomedical Library

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